Dr. Joseph Park, chief of the foot and ankle division in the UVA Health System’s Department of Orthopedic Surgery, discusses one of the worst injuries an athlete can sustain: a ruptured Achilles tendon.
The museum just closed for major renovations, but these UVA alumnae can give you a glimpse behind the scenes – and show you the nooks and crannies they love the most.
Bumblebees, which are native to North America, are in decline. A UVA graduate student is examining some reasons why.
By 2020, one in seven Virginians will be over 65, according to new projections from UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center. The projections also show a slowing statewide growth rate and growing urban-rural divide.
The University has finished in the top 30 every year since in the 26-year history of the program, which recognizes the overall quality of collegiate athletics programs based upon finishes in NCAA competition.
A loaner program initiated by UVA’s astronomy department puts telescopes in the hands of teachers and students.
Taylor Swift, Colin Kaepernick, Kim Kardashian and many other celebrities are making moral debates mainstream. Professor John Portmann argues that they are doing at least as much for morality as traditional, but often corrupt, moral leaders.
Ryleigh Tatum is taking on two very different characters – Lydia Bennett and Lady Catherine de Bourgh – in Heritage Theatre Festival’s modern production of “Pride and Prejudice,” by Kate Hamill.